8 Best Roomba Brushes Replacement Options for 2025

Punchy and precise, the iRobot Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes are the go-to fix when your Roomba stops picking up like it used to. The counter-rotating rubber rollers stay in constant contact with floors, flexing to hug hardwood and agitate carpet fibers without the hair tangles that plague bristle designs. They’re genuine iRobot parts, engineered to match OEM tolerances, so alignment, noise, and debris pickup remain exactly as your bot intended. If you own an e-, i-, or j‑Series (including Combo variants except Combo Essential), this is the baseline reliability upgrade.

In testing, these rollers restored suction efficiency and pickup consistency on mixed flooring, especially with pet hair and fine dust. One brush agitates while the other extracts in the opposite direction, funneling debris into the intake—great for long hair on rugs and gritty dust on tile. They slot in quickly and maintain contact across uneven planks and low-pile carpets. The only limitation: they won’t fit Combo Essential models, and severely worn bearings elsewhere can still bottleneck performance.

Compared with the iRobot Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2), this set is ideal if your priority is just the brushes—no filters or side brushes. Versus budget bulk rollers like ECOMAID (B0DW3L5D9Y), the OEM set offers predictable fit and quieter operation, though you sacrifice quantity. Perfect for owners wanting factory-spec performance and minimal fuss; if you also need filters and edges, the all-in-one kit is a better value per component without compromising compatibility.

For quick refreshes on a budget, these edge-sweeping side brushes cover a lot of ground—literally. The high-density bristles whisk debris from wall lines, baseboards, and chair legs into the cleaning path, solving the classic ‘missed edge’ complaint. With compatibility across e-, i-, and j‑Series (i1+ through j8+), they’re a plug-and-play alternative when OEM stock is limited. A 10‑pack means you can maintain consistent performance through multiple change cycles.

In everyday runs, they excel at picking up dust bunnies and crumbs along toe-kicks and under radiators. Installation is straightforward: seat the brush, insert the included screw, and tighten. Bristle stiffness is tuned for corners without scratching sealed floors, though aggressive bristles may flick lightweight debris on slick tile if the main suction is weak. Expect to replace every 3–4 months depending on hair length and debris load.

Compared to iRobot’s OEM Edge-Sweeping Brush 3‑pack (B09BDJ4FKK), this set wins on quantity and ongoing maintenance coverage, while OEM edges may offer slightly more consistent balance and longevity. If you need a full reset including rollers and filters, the iRobot Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2) is a broader solution. Ideal for households focused on edge-line cleanliness; for absolute OEM precision, the branded 3‑pack trades volume for consistency.

This all-in-one maintenance kit is the simplest way to bring a tired Roomba back to form. You get 3 high‑efficiency filters, 3 edge-sweeping brushes, and one set of Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes, all genuine iRobot. The filters trap 99% of dog/cat dander allergens, while the rollers maintain hair‑resistant pickup on carpets and hard floors. It’s the turnkey tune-up for e-, i-, j‑Series and Combo i5/j5 (not for Combo j7+/j9+/10 Max).

On mixed floors, the renewed rollers improve agitation and hair extraction, while fresh filters restore airflow that dulls as dust loads up. The 27° edge brushes sweep debris into the suction path, reducing the telltale dirt lines along walls. Swaps are quick—filters click into the bin, brushes coin‑twist off/on, rollers drop in. Limitation: verify model compatibility, especially if you own Combo j7+ or j9+, which are excluded.

Versus the standalone OEM rollers (B08PMC8M5Q), this kit offers complete maintenance coverage in one buy. Compared with third-party full packs (B0DNMQ9V8R), you trade bulk quantity for OEM precision and harmony—fit, noise, and wear are more predictable. Best for owners who want the factory-fresh feel with minimal research; if you only need side brushes in volume, the 10‑pack (B0CN8MCV73) is more economical per piece.

If you burn through rollers fast, this four-pair bundle is a compelling stock-up. The rubber rollers mimic the iRobot dual-roller system with a treaded, tangle-resistant design that stays in contact with hard floors and carpets. They’re compatible with many e-, i-, and j‑Series models but explicitly exclude Roomba j7/j7+. The promise here is straightforward: lots of replacements, solid pickup, low hair wrap.

In real-world use, these rollers handle pet hair on low- to medium-pile rugs and dust on wood without scattering. The rubber compound is firm enough to agitate but compliant to maintain seal, and swapping takes minutes. As with many third-party sets, tolerance and longevity may vary slightly, and older housings with worn bearings can amplify noise. Expect best results if you clean hair from axles and refresh every 2–3 months.

Compared with iRobot’s OEM rollers (B08PMC8M5Q), ECOMAID wins on volume per dollar, while OEM still edges them in consistent fit and quieter operation. If you want a holistic refresh, the iRobot Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2) adds filters and edge brushes you won’t get here. Ideal for high-usage homes or multiple bots where bulk value matters more than brand-match perfection.

This 22-piece maintenance pack is a one-stop overhaul for many e-, i-, and j‑Series models, including j7/j7+. Inside are 2 multi-surface rubber brushes, 8 HEPA filters, 8 side brushes, a cleaning tool, and a screwdriver—everything to restore suction, capture fine dust, and refresh edge pickup. The filtration claims 99.97% at 0.3 microns, ideal for allergy-sensitive homes. It’s a practical toolkit for regular rotation and quick fixes.

On the floor, fresh rollers improve agitation on area rugs while staying hair-resistant; new filters boost airflow and reduce odor; and the side brushes reclaim dust from baseboards and chair feet. Install is beginner-friendly and the included tools help with stubborn screws or hair on axles. As a third-party kit, expect small variances in brush stiffness or filter media compared to OEM, though performance remains strong for daily cleaning.

Against iRobot’s Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2), this set delivers more spares and includes tools, trading OEM precision for volume. Versus the 10‑pack side brushes (B0CN8MCV73), you cover the entire system rather than just edges. Best for multi-pet homes or heavy users who want to set-and-forget maintenance cycles; the OEM kit still has the edge in consistent fit and acoustic behavior.

When corners look dusty, these OEM Edge-Sweeping Brushes bring Roomba’s edge performance back in line. Designed with the familiar angled, tri-arm profile, they flick debris from baseboards and furniture legs into the suction path without scuffing floors. Installation is simple with a coin-twist hub, and the 3‑pack suits routine replacements. OEM spec means consistent balance, less wobble, and predictable wear.

In practice, they shine on kitchens and hallways where crumbs accumulate along walls and toe-kicks. The bristle angle helps with grout lines and transitions, and they’re gentle on sealed wood. As with any side brush, overly stiff arms can occasionally scatter lightweight particles on glossy tile, and worn main suction will limit benefits. Plan to refresh them every few months for steady edge pickup.

Compared with the budget 10‑pack (B0CN8MCV73), iRobot’s 3‑pack offers tighter tolerances and smoother spin, though you get fewer cycles per purchase. If you also need rollers and filters, the iRobot Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2) consolidates maintenance. Ideal for owners who want OEM reliability for edge cleaning without committing to a full kit.

For legacy Roombas, these bristle + beater rollers keep the 500/600‑Series cleaning like they should. The set mirrors the original design: a flexible beater to agitate carpet fibers and a bristle brush to sweep debris into the intake. Materials are sturdy PC, and fit is aligned with popular models like 675, 690, and 694. If your older bot is leaving lint trails, this swap is the fastest pickup boost.

On hard floors, the bristle brush corrals fine dust, while the beater helps with larger crumbs and pet hair on low-pile rugs. Installation is quick—pop the end caps, drop in, and ensure bearings spin freely. As with all bristle systems, hair wrapping requires periodic combing, and they may be noisier than rubber rollers found on newer series. Replace every 2–4 months for best performance and battery efficiency.

Compared to side brush multipacks (B08SWKM7YT), these are the core cleaning upgrade for 600‑Series owners; side brushes only handle edges. If you’re on e/i/j‑Series, consider rubber rollers like the iRobot OEM set (B08PMC8M5Q) instead. Best for maintaining older models where availability and compatibility matter more than modern hair-proof designs.

This six-pack of side brushes suits a wide range of older Roombas from the 600 through 900 Series, perfect for restoring edge-line cleanliness. Each brush includes a screw, making swaps painless, and the design mirrors the familiar tri-arm style for consistent debris flick. For homes with dust gathering along walls or furniture feet, the extra quantity ensures you can refresh frequently without hunting for parts.

In use, the brushes pull crumbs and hair into the main path on tile, laminate, and low-pile rugs. They install in minutes and are noticeably effective in kitchens, entryways, and around toe-kicks. Like most side brushes, they can scatter very light debris on glossy floors if the main suction is reduced, and bristles will fatigue over months. Routine replacement every 2–3 months keeps edge performance reliable.

Compared with the i/e/j‑Series 10‑pack (B0CN8MCV73), this set is the clear choice for older-series compatibility. If you need a full system refresh on modern e/i/j bots, the iRobot Replenishment Kit (B09CV3QGF2) is more comprehensive. Ideal for owners who want inexpensive, frequent edge maintenance on 600–900 Series robots without switching to OEM parts.